Jackson Finesse Roller Skates Review

Ice skaters looking for the perfect roller skate to stay in shape and maintain their form need look no further than the Ultima Finesse.

With its lightweight steel frame, Bionic ABEC7 bearings, Atom Protege wheels and Bionic XS stopper, this skate provides ice skaters with the closest experience to ice skating.

With over 10 years of durability and a comfortable wide toe bed, the Ultima Finesse is the ideal choice for any ice skater.

Specs

The Jackson Finesse roller skates feature a lightweight and strong steel frame, Bionic ABEC7 bearings, Atom Protege wheels, and a Bionic XS stopper. They provide a skating experience that is close to ice skating, while still giving users the ability to balance better. The fit and sizing of the skates is true to size, but some find they run bigger than the size chart suggests. Users can go down to size 8 and size 9 has a wide toe bed.

The construction is of high quality and the PVC material is durable. The boot is stiff and may pinch the top of the foot if tied tightly, but it is also the reason why it feels so close to ice skating. Breaking in the skates can be tough, but it is worth it in the end.

Pros and Cons

Users find the Jackson Finesse skates hard to break in after a few months of use. Despite this con, these skates offer many pros, making them a great choice for ice skaters. The lightweight, strong steel frame and Bionic ABEC7 bearings provide a close feel to ice skating. The Atom Protege wheels and Bionic XS stopper offer smooth gliding and excellent stopping power. The boot is stiff, yet provides comfort and protection. Sizing is true to size, but some users find the toe bed of size 9 to be a bit wide.

Pros	Cons
Lightweight & strong steel frame	Hard to break in
Bionic ABEC7 bearings	Cuts into foot
Atom Protege wheels	Runs bigger than size chart
Bionic XS stopper	One wheel arrived broken

Design & Build Quality

The Jackson Finesse roller skates have several key features that make them stand out.

Firstly, they have a lightweight and strong steel frame, which provides durability and stability while skating.

Secondly, the skates are made from PVC material, which is known for its flexibility and resistance to wear and tear.

Additionally, the design of the skates is true to size, ensuring a snug and comfortable fit for the skater.

Moreover, these skates were specifically designed with ice skaters in mind, offering a stiff fit and balance that is similar to Jackson ice skates.

Furthermore, the wide toe bed of the skates allows for ample space and a comfortable fit, reducing the chances of discomfort or blisters.

Lastly, the size 9 in US women’s size follows Jackson Ultima sizing chart, ensuring that you get the perfect fit for your feet.

Lightweight & Strong

Jackson’s Finesse roller skates have a lightweight yet strong steel frame that offers a secure skating experience. The frame is designed to help experienced ice skaters transition to roller skates without compromising their technique. The steel construction is strong enough to handle regular skating but is still lightweight enough for novice skaters to use comfortably. Additionally, the frame provides a low center of gravity, which improves balance and allows for faster and more efficient movement. Its unique design ensures that skaters will have the same level of control as they would on ice skates, but with the added convenience of rollers.

PVC Material

The Jackson Finesse roller skates feature a PVC material boot for a comfortable and durable skating experience. PVC offers many advantages, such as being lightweight and flexible, providing natural shock absorption, and being resistant to fading and cracking. These properties make it perfect for roller skates, as they must be able to handle the pressure of the skate and still provide a comfortable fit.

To properly maintain your PVC roller skates, be sure to clean them regularly with a damp cloth and store them in a dry place. Additionally, it’s important to check for any signs of wear and tear, and replace any worn parts as soon as possible.

With proper care, your Jackson Finesse roller skates will remain in great condition for years to come.

True to Size

Users find the Jackson Finesse roller skates to be true to size. According to user feedback, these skates are accurate to the Jackson Ultima sizing chart. It is possible to go down to size 8 with this model, though size 9 has a wide toe bed.

Despite the break-in period, the skates remain a perfect fit for those looking for an ice skating feel. The teen user of this skate found it hard to break in after a few months but is still ecstatic with the product overall.

The true-to-size fit is exactly what the user was looking for, and the skates are a great buy.

Wide Toe Bed

Size 9 of the Jackson Finesse features a wide toe bed, allowing for a more comfortable fit for those with larger feet. The width of the toe bed is great for users who struggle with finding the proper size and not having enough room for their toes.

The wide toe bed ensures that there is enough room for the toes to spread out and be comfortable, without having to size up. The sizing accuracy of the Finesse is also quite impressive, as it runs true to size and is always a perfect fit.

This allows users to get the proper size without having to worry about the skates being too small or too large. The combination of the wide toe bed and the accurate sizing provide users with the ultimate toe comfort and a perfect fit.

Features & Benefits

Jackson Finesse roller skates provide ice skaters with a lightweight and strong steel frame, Bionic ABEC7 bearings, Atom Protege wheels, and a Bionic XS stopper. The product delivers a beautiful skating experience, and its balance is similar to Jackson ice skates. It runs bigger than the size chart and has a wide toe bed, making it suitable for teen users. It takes some time to break in, but once done, it is comfortable and true to size.

Moreover, the product is perfect for users looking to stay in skating condition and maintain their ice skating form. It gives a skating experience that is close to ice skating, though edges are harder. Despite one wheel arriving broken, the product is great and has met the user’s expectations.

Skating experience comparison:

• Closer to Jackson ice skates
• Edges are harder

Break in period and comfort:

• Takes time to break in
• Once broken in, it is comfortable and true to size

Performance

The Jackson Ultima Finesse roller skates offer a great balance of performance and durability.

Their lightweight and strong steel frame provides good stability and control, while the Bionic ABEC7 bearings and Atom Protege wheels ensure a smooth and responsive ride.

The Bionic XS stopper allows users to stop quickly and accurately without compromising on the overall quality of the skate.

Balance

Users find the balance of the Jackson Finesse skates to be closer to their ice skates. The lightweight steel frame and Bionic ABEC7 bearings give the skates a great balance, making it easier to transition from ice skates into roller skates.

The edge control and breaking technique is similar to that of an ice skate, providing a great learning opportunity for ice skaters transitioning to roller skates.

Additionally, the PVC material of the boot is stiff and may pinch the top of the foot if tied tightly, but it offers great support and balance.

The Atom Protege wheels and Bionic XS stopper also help to provide an excellent balance that users are satisfied with.

Durability

The Jackson Finesse skates boast a strong and lightweight steel frame, providing durability and long-term use. This ensures a stable and reliable performance, even after long hours of skating.

The PVC material and Bionic ABEC7 bearings provide a smooth skating experience with no signs of wear and tear. The Bionic XS stopper ensures that the skates are secure and provide maximum control.

The Atom Protege wheels are built to last, even when skating on rough surfaces. The skates remain true to size even after long-term use, maintaining their shape and fit.

Users have found that the skates are difficult to break in, but with regular use, they become easier to maneuver.

Quality

The Jackson Ultima Finesse Roller Skates provide a high quality skating experience. Compared to other roller skate brands, the Finesse has a lightweight yet strong steel frame, Bionic ABEC7 bearings, Atom Protege wheels, and a Bionic XS stopper.

The PVC boot is stiff, and may pinch the top of the foot if tied too tightly. It runs slightly larger than the sizing chart, so users may want to size down.

For those who find it hard to break in, some tips for breaking in roller skates include using socks and a skate tightener, and warming up with a short skate session before going all out.

Overall, the Jackson Ultima Finesse Roller Skates are a great option for those looking for a skating experience close to ice skating.

Maintainance

The Jackson Finesse skates offer users a comfortable and durable skating experience.

The lightweight and strong steel frame combined with Bionic ABEC7 bearings and Atom Protege wheels give users a smooth ride.

The stiff boot may pinch the top of the foot if tied tightly, but overall the skates offer good durability and comfortability.

Comfortability

Users find that Jackson Finesse roller skates pinch the top of their feet when tied tightly, although they are still comfortable overall. The PVC material of the boot is stiff, which makes the break-in process harder than traditional roller skates.

Despite this, users find the skates to be true to size and comparable to ice skates in terms of balance. The wide toe bed of size 9 allows for a snug fit, and the skates can even go down to size 8 for those who need it.

Although the back wheel can be a bit noisy, it is still functional. Consequently, users are able to enjoy their skates with the same satisfaction as with ice skates.

Durability

Jackson Finesse roller skates are remarkably durable, with a strong steel frame and Bionic ABEC7 bearings. The Atom Protege wheels and Bionic XS stopper ensure that the skates will perform well in any situation.

The PVC material is strong and not prone to wear and tear. Even after months of use, there are no signs of damage. The skates can handle the roughest of surfaces and are able to take a beating without any ill effects.

The true to size fit ensures that the user’s foot stays snug and secure, and the wide toe bed and smaller sizes offer more options. Even if one wheel arrives broken, the skates will still perform to a high standard.

Who Is It for

Those looking to maintain their ice skating form will find the Jackson Ultima Finesse roller skates to be perfect.

Featuring a lightweight and strong steel frame, Bionic ABEC7 bearings, Atom Protege wheels, and the Bionic XS stopper, these beautiful roller skates are true to size and made to last.

The boot is stiff, yet comfortable, and allows for smooth transitions from ice to roller skating.

The size 9 has a wide toe bed, and even those who wear an 8 can find a snug fit.

Despite being hard to break in after a few months of use, users are still excited and love their skates.

All in all, these skates are perfect for those wishing to improve their skating technique.

Worth Buying

The Jackson Finesse Ultima roller skates are worth buying for those looking to stay in condition and maintain their ice skating form. Its lightweight but strong steel frame and Bionic ABEC7 bearings ensure long-term durability.

The Atom Protege wheels and Bionic XS stopper provide excellent stability and control. The boot is stiff and can pinch the top of the foot if tied tightly, but there is a break-in period before it becomes comfortable. True to size, the size 9 has a wide toe bed and can go down to size 8.

Although one wheel arrived broken, users find these skates to be a great product.

How We Tested It: What We Liked and What We Didn’t

We tested the Jackson Finesse Ultima roller skates and found that they were great for those looking to maintain their ice skating form, but had some issues with comfort.

The lightweight and strong steel frame provides great balance and stiffness, while the Bionic ABEC7 bearings and Atom Protege wheels offer an efficient ride. The Bionic XS stopper is also great for stopping quickly.

In our testing process, we found that the skates cut into the top of the foot if tied tightly and ran bigger than the size chart. The user feedback we received showed that the skates were hard to break in, but were true to size.

Overall, the skates are a great product, but users should be aware of the comfort issues.

What Other Owners Are Saying

Other owners of the Jackson Finesse skates are generally pleased with their purchase and find the skates great for keeping up their skating skills. The boot is stiff and may pinch the top of the foot if tied tightly, but it is lightweight and strong.

The PVC material is true to size and runs bigger than the size chart. Users find that size nine has a wide toe bed and can go down to size eight. Although the back wheel may sound rough, it is still functional.

In comparison to other roller skates, users find that the Finesse skates feel close to ice skating but using edges is harder. Overall, these skates have been a great product and provide users with the perfect fit they were looking for.

Compared to Other Brands

Compared to other brands, Jackson Finesse skates provide users with a balance closer to ice skating and a stiff boot that fits true to size. The PVC material and ABEC7 bearings make it lightweight yet strong, while the Atom Protege wheels offer a smooth and comfortable ride.

For ice skaters, the Ultima Finesse series is the perfect choice as it helps to maintain their form while also providing a tough break-in process. The wide toe bed of size 9 provides extra comfort and the user can even go down to size 8 if needed. The stopper is also Bionic XS, which adds to the overall performance.

Final Verdict: Worth Buying

The Jackson Finesse skates provide a great balance between comfort and performance, making them worth buying for those looking for a good skating experience. They feature a lightweight and strong steel frame, Bionic ABEC7 bearings, Atom Protege wheels, and Bionic XS stopper.

The boot is stiff and may pinch the top of the foot if tied tightly, but it runs bigger than the size chart and has a wide toe bed. Despite being a bit hard to break in, the skates are close to ice skating, providing a great user experience. The breaking in process is similar to that of Jackson ice skates, but using edges is a bit harder.

All in all, the skates are perfect for those looking to stay in condition and maintain ice skating form.